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This is not a German online Shop, it’s a fake website of a Chinese Company (see “Datenschutzrichtlinie” on their website). The products are of very poor quality and look identical to Temu products, just for 5 times higher prices.
They sell you very poor quality toys sent directly from China. Dangerous materials used, my baby toy smells of nasty paint and bits are already falling off.
When you reach out to them for return, they only offer partial voucher to spend on their website. Or ask you to send back to China at your own cost!!!
This can’t be legal.
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